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    A

    • agênero: agender
    • androginia: androgyny

    B

    bigênero: bigender

    D

    dois espiritos: two-spirit

    E

    estudos de gênero: gender studies

    F

    feminilidade: femininity

    G

    • gênero: gender
    • gênero fluido/fluído: gender fluid
    • gênero neutro: gender neutral
    • gênero queer: genderqueer
    • binária de gênero/binário de gênero: gender binary

    I

    • intersexualidade: intersexuality

    M

    • butch: butch; tomboy
    • masculinidade: masculinity
    • multigênero / pangênero: multi-gender / pan-gender

    N

    • não-binário: non-binary

    P

    • pangênero: pangender

    R

    • papeis de gênero: gender roles

    T

    • travesti: a trans* woman who identifies as travesti. In Brazil, this is not the same thing as transvestite. It's both in many ways a trans* women identity as and a fluid gender identity in and of itself.
    • teoria queer: queer theory
    • terceiro sexo: third sex
    • transgênero: transgender
    • trigênero: trigender

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